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I lost my beagle mix yesterday around 3pm near the Fayetteville Town Center by the fountain on College Avenue. He’s about 25 pounds, mostly white with tan patches, and he wears a bright blue reflective collar with a small bone-shaped tag that says 'Max'. He has a distinctive white chest patch and a floppy left ear that tilts when he’s curious, and he can be a bit skittish around strangers. If you’ve seen him wandering near the shops along Hay Street, I’d be so grateful to get him back—he means the world to us; you can reach me at [email protected].
I lost my bearded dragon, Ember, yesterday around 4:15pm. He’s about 6 inches long, sandy brown with darker vertical stripes and a bright blue harness with a tiny silver bell. I last saw him behind the Walton Arts Center on Dickson Street, near the loading dock, as I was heading home. Ember is more than a pet to me—he’s part of my daily routine, and I’m really worried he slipped out during the rush. If you spot a dragon scurrying under a bench or planter, please text me right away; I’ll meet you ASAP to bring him home.
I lost my blue ceramic mug with a wooden handle yesterday around 3pm near the Fayetteville Public Library on Maiden Lane. It's a 12-ounce mug, blue glaze with white speckles, and the outside has a small carved leaf pattern. The handle is wrapped with a thin green jute tie I added for grip, and there’s a tiny chip on the rim plus a coffee-stain ring on the bottom. It was a gift from my aunt and has sentimental value—I use it every morning. This listing is for the Other Miscellaneous Items category. If you found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my red reflective dog leash this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Fayetteville Square on Dickson Street, by the Walton Arts Center. It’s a 6-foot nylon leash with a bright red color, a small black paw-print charm hanging near the handle, and a slightly worn black plastic buckle. I attached it to my beagle’s collar, and I’m worried because he tends to wander when excited. This leash has sentimental value—my sister gave it to me after his surgery—and I’d really appreciate getting it back.
Lost dark leather wallet, inside is some cash and a few bank cards, female florida drivers license.
I found a black Anker Soundcore wireless earbuds charging case this past Tuesday around 3:45 pm in the parking lot behind Cross Creek Mall on Skibo Road, Fayetteville. The case is matte black with a small dent on the top edge and a lime-green sticker inside the lid bearing the initials 'J.S.' The outside shows faint fingerprint smudges but the Anker logo is still visible. There's nothing inside besides the charging case, and the lid snaps shut cleanly. If this is yours, I’d be happy to arrange a quick meetup at Market Square to return it once we verify it's yours.
I found two tickets for the Fayetteville Music Festival this morning around 9:30am, purple VIP passes with a holographic sticker, behind the Fayetteville Public Library on Dickson Street. They're glossy and show seat info: Row B, Seats 12 and 13, with the date stamped in gold foil. One pass has a tiny panda sticker in the corner and a blue rubber band still attached, which makes them easy to spot if someone is looking. If these belong to you, email me at [email protected] so we can arrange a quick pickup.
Found a vintage coin collection this afternoon around 3pm tucked inside a leather binder near the Market House on Hay Street, downtown Fayetteville. It's a well-worn album with a cracked spine, filled with coins from the 1800s, including a few silver dimes and a copper large cent. On the outside, there’s a red wax seal stamped with the initials LK and a tiny drawing of a cat on a sticker near the corner—hard to miss. I’m hoping to reunite it with its rightful owner; this collection looks like a family heirloom, and it clearly means a lot to someone. If you’re missing it, message me with details about the binder or the coin list.
Found; Bank of America credit/debit card, with Honduras drivers license, and “The wash house laundromat” card. Found at Chipotle in Fayetteville.
I found a gold-tone bracelet this morning around 9:15am in front of Cape Fear Valley Medical Center on Owen Drive in Fayetteville. It's a slender, about 7 inches long, with a delicate chain and a small blue glass bead charm plus a tiny silver heart charm. The clasp is a sturdy lobster claw and there are faint scratches along the plate from wear. One little detail that might help identify it: the heart charm has an initial 'A' engraved on it. I figured someone might be missing it, so here it is—hope the rightful owner sees this and can claim it soon.